Почему российские власти считают защитников прав малых этносов террористами

Watch this video on the Telegram channel "A Person Has the Right" https://t.me/youhavetherights Organizations that advocate for the expansion of rights for indigenous minorities threaten the "multinational unity and territorial integrity of Russia." This is the opinion of the Ministry of Justice, which banned, or, in fact, labeled the activities of more than 50 such associations criminal. In December 2025, searches and arrests of activists took place across Russia, forcing many of them to urgently leave the country or go underground. At the same time, Vladimir Putin tirelessly reiterates that Russia's multinational composition is its historical heritage and the foundation of statehood, and the state's efforts are aimed at ensuring that representatives of indigenous minorities can preserve the traditions of their ancestors and carefully pass them on to younger generations. Guests of the program: Pavel Sulyandziga, Chairman of the International Foundation for Development and Solidarity of Indigenous Peoples "Batani" Andrey Danilov, member of the International Committee of Indigenous Peoples of Russia and Sami activist Host of the program "A Person Has the Right" is Maryana Torochishnikova You can watch this episode on VIMEO without a VPN at this link: https://vimeo.com/radiosvoboda/videos Subscribe to the Radio Liberty channel http://bit.ly/2vQLCnh Turn on notifications for new videos by clicking the bell icon. #smallpeoples #ICIPR #RadioLiberty